 |
|
|
Weekly High Scores
|
Ranier Peperhaut
Washed Up Punter
|
Oct-17-2006 10:57
How do the weekly high scores get calculated?
And how are some people doing that many cases a week? say if you have done 140 cases in a week, that means you've done on average 20 a day... So 12 regular plus 4 favours - would the rest be from cases people leave out for anyone in agencies?
i've always wondered this, but never asked.
|
| Replies |
woody2
Old Shoe
|
Oct-17-2006 15:39
favors dont count unless it is a quit and yes thats where the others come from
|
Ranier Peperhaut
Washed Up Punter
|
Oct-17-2006 22:36
wow, so people are picking up 8 or more extra cases a day?
|
crunchpatty
Old Shoe
|
Oct-17-2006 22:50
Or more. Bear in mind though, probably lots of those are lower difficulty cases used in hunts and stuff like that. The single highest one-day total I've ever heard was biggie doing over 80.
Which makes me sweat and tremble.
|
Serges
Vigilante
|
Oct-18-2006 03:23
High scores are calculated by # of solves-# of quits/falses.
So a detective with 70 solves and 8 quit/falses in a week would have a "score" of 62.
Ties between "scores" are ranked by number of cases solved.
|
|
|
